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Just to confuse the issue further , here's a link to German S gauge (22.5 mm) info:

http://www.traincollectors.org...20News%20Article.htm

 

I have some of the East German VEB Stadtilm S gauge track and switches, which American Flyer will run on, just. It's a bit wide and the Flyer stuff tends to run between the rails but doesn't de-rail. It's stamped tinplate pressed into slotted die-cut cardboard tie strip. Or, as I call it, capitalist trains running on communist track .

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